Netflix Streaming Finds.

[andruw000]

The Michael Che standup is drymounting hilarious.

Also all the Louis CK if you haven't seen already.

Rogah- will check 'em.

tom segura: mostly stories, anthony jeselnik: thoughts and prayers, both john mulaney specials.

[RadRacing]

Rubble Kings gives great insight into the gang culture of New York in the late 60's and 70's. Must watch for fans of The Warriors

Enjoyed this also. Good watching before diving into The Get Down

[mattkardish]

the new bill burr was mildly entertaining, and i don't really know how to feel about the first episode of that show with drew barrymore and tim olyphant. santa clarita diet?? maybe just an excuse to live in Cali and smoke bud for a few months??

[caseyg1986]

I loved the new Bill Burr special.

[FrankBooth]

It will always suck that we'll never see a Patrice special pop up on Netflix, think he also kept a lot of other comics in check including Burr.

[fredo]

So they're streaming a "documentary" called Hitler- A Career. Grotesquely pedestrian title aside, the description talks about his "talents" and that he "nearly took over the world". Letter coming. If they don't yank it I am out.

[finneganm]

Is it about how he baked the most delicious cakes? History just washes right over that.

[fredo]

Is it about how he baked the most delicious cakes? History just washes right over that.

Helluva goalie, too.

Just chatted with a rep- they recommended I give 'er 1 star so I don't see it anymore. I recommended something else.
They also removed the two reviews of it which said about the same thing- "a CAREER? you drymounting kidding me?"
Not looking good for the sub...

[finneganm]

http://m.imdb.com/title/tt0191182/reviews?ref_=m_tt_urv

I don't need to watch it, but I'm not sure it's what you think it might be.

[fredo]

That first review is chilling and says it all for me. Presenting him dispassionately, clinically to produce "aha! moments" is a no-fly zone imo. He should not be presented as a human. People oughta spit every time his name (and others) is spoken. It is straight dangerous to not do so, as we are now seeing by way of another "talented" person...

[goldenrose]

Hieronymus Bosch touched by the devil - good doc.

[binky79]

Santa Clarita Diet was really good right up until the last couple episodes.

Timothy Olyphant carries it.

[Cinlabyrinth]

"Shadow of Truth" is in the vein of Making a Murderer, if you're into that sorta thing.

[fredo]

I quit yesterday, and I gotta tell ya...it feels phenomenal.

[Philpenn]

Halfway through The OA. Quick question, is any of the Russian dialog from the flashbacks important? Watching sans Netflix, and there be no subtitles.